“Publix at Blue Moon is a wonderful expression of choice freedoms afforded to our society. Clean, many offerings...in spite of a peace sign-adorned Cooper parked in a handicap-only space (with no visible credentials). This store is immaculate today, in addition to the nice lady who rang up my purchases. I shall return...and kudos to the efficient lady in the meat department who kindly provided me with a single cornish game hen vs. 2 pre-packaged ones.”
“Every pre-order & various platters through the years has been always fresh, always fulfilling , & always exceptionally tasty! To top it off, Publix on Pooler Parkway always does chicken, chicken wings, & spicy naked chicken wings right.”
“I love stopping by here whenever I need to pick up a few groceries. Everyone who works here is always super sweet and wholesome, and they’ll even offer to help me find things while I’m shopping. I especially come here for my hot sweet chili sauce. It’s always fresh and the best I’ve found. Such a nice little market with genuinely kind people.”
“It was our first time there and we enjoyed shopping there everything was easy to find and the cashier was exceptional when I'm in town again I will very much be shopping there again ??”
“What’s not to love about Aldi’s?!! Well…ok maybe the whole having to unlock your buggy and bring it back for your quarter…but I usually just leave my buggy for the next person. And bagging is just fine with me as well.”
“Great store and great prices. Also carry swift baby backs and all slabs. Not to mention they are the same price as Costco and dont need to buy the 3 pack but singles. And see what ur getting. Awesome customer service and management!!”
“Decided on a few small grab and go items and a hot sub for dinner last night. The woman at the sub counter was super sweet to my son, and made up his sub while my other son and I shopped for what everyone else was going to eat. As usual there was a great selection in the pre made foods case, I decided to try something new, their quiche Lorraine and it was so good! It's always a pleasant experience shopping here from start to finish and I appreciate the variety especially on this occasion where I was looking for something quick and easy and had a wide range of tastes to satisfy.”
“I love coming here they have a very good variety of products and food here. I will always recommend stopping by but i will say it can get a bit packed. I will also say to make sure you check expiration dates as i have found multiple expired products on the shelves here in the past. It is a bit small and can get claustrophobic if the store is packed.”
“Ive gone to many publix stores pharmacies and the pharmacists here have been the most helpful and genuinely nice. They walked me through all the medications so someone with zero medical knowledge understands and even walked out from behind the counter to walk down the aisle to find alternatives since the prescription was out. Thank you for your help and for caring.:)”
“This is a gas station. It's not a Texaco as listed but a Shell. The prices are expensive but the service is fine. There is also a Subway in that gas station.”
“By the name you think they are the cheapest in town. No they aren't but that's not why I go there. They are courteous and have a large selection of lottery tickets. As I've said before in other reviews,they need your business and they can't thrive without. The owners of El Cheapo care.”
“I visited the Dollar General on Highway 80 in Pooler around 5 PM today and was assisted by Tracy. She was incredibly patient and kind as I attempted to coupon for the first time. Thanks to her guidance, I was successful! Exceptional customer service — I’m so grateful she was there!”
“Today was my first time checking out the pharmacy section of this Publix, and every staff member I interacted with was attentive, patient, and helpful. They listened carefully to what I was there for and guided me to the medications that would serve me the most. I’m leaving this review because the low rating didn’t reflect my visit at all, very pleasant experience!”
“I usually always try to write reviews for any establishment that I have to make a purchase with money. With that said, I came to this Walmart in Pooler, Georgia without checking in on the Yelp app, but made a purchase anyway.I tend to do that sometimes, but it is what it is. With that said, I arrived here near Savannah, GA to a place called Pooler, which is just outside Savannah around 12:30pm local time. My friend from North Carolina always comes here to pick up supplies whenever she's down in this part of the state. So we needed supplies before heading north. It's a Walmart, the place where they try to be everything to everyone. With a sizable grocery section to a clothing section and a technology section, with automotive and home wares too, and everything else in between. My time spent here in this Walmart was just under 30 minutes, which is kind of short for most trips to Walmart anyway for me. I just had a few things on the list and I got them quite fast. I even had a shopping cart with me as I breezed thru the aisles looking for my stuff. This Walmart is as large as it other locations. Plenty of space for numerous products on its shelves. I usually think of Walmart when I shop because it tends to be one of the places where you can get a pretty good deal on everyday items and food too. It's simply Walmart so you know whatever. Best time to come is when you know it is the time versus night time. Just because there's no windows in the Walmart so you can't harvest night or day actually unless you look at your watch. It's weird.The other experience here at this Walmart in Pooler, Georgia was typical and good, will be in casual at the same time. It is basically self service, unless you are needing help with some stuff or getting stuff off the shelf. It was nice that I got help when I needed something. This time around, it was purchasing something that needed to be unlocked from a glass case. I had to wait till I flagged someone down, but luckily, I found a Walmart associate who had a set of keys, instead of waiting more to get someone else who had access to the keys. While my experience here was self shopping, it was cool to have employees roaming around to help whoever needs it, like myself while I was here. While I was waiting for someone to open the glass case, I looked at the guns literally next door and thought about owning one someday. I ended up purchasing a few more things that day, including food products and some snacks for the rest of the day. Thankful for the Walmart associate who happened to be there at the time, so I didn't have to keep my friend waiting around for my purchase. It's typical Walmart for an ambiance, to be honest. You get in and get out without much effort. Shopping at Walmart tends to be the one stop shop for all your daily essentials, which obviously they strive to be that everyday. And so, if you are in the area and need stuff, come on by.This Walmart is located at 160 Pooler Parkway, in Pooler, Georgia. It's right outside Savannah, which explains alot of T-shirts that said Savannah inside the store. D'oh. They accept major credit cards, which is always a good thing, as well as cash. As far as parking goes, they have a very generous parking lot, that's co-anchored with Home Depot. Didn't see much of the other stores in the clique, but they're there. Come early enough to secure a parking spot. As far as public transportation goes, I'm not sure about that. Best thing to do is to drive or take an Uber / Lyft for your shopping needs. I will say that Walmart carries alot of stuff that you may or may not need. At least it's there for when you need it, especially household items you need seasonally. Or when you least expect it.4.0 stars for the overall experience and service. Quick in and out within 30 minutes, at least that's what happened to me in Pooler, GA.Support local!B”
“I usually always try to write reviews for any establishment that I have to make a purchase with money. With that said, I came to this Walmart in Pooler, Georgia without checking in on the Yelp app, but made a purchase anyway. I tend to do that sometimes, but it is what it is. With that said, I arrived here near Savannah, GA to a place called Pooler, which is just outside Savannah around 12:30pm local time. My friend from North Carolina always comes here to pick up supplies whenever she's down in this part of the state. So we needed supplies before heading north. It's a Walmart, the place where they try to be everything to everyone. With a sizable grocery section to a clothing section and a technology section, with automotive and home wares too, and everything else in between. My time spent here in this Walmart was just under 30 minutes, which is kind of short for most trips to Walmart anyway for me. I just had a few things on the list and I got them quite fast. I even had a shopping cart with me as I breezed thru the aisles looking for my stuff. This Walmart is as large as it other locations. Plenty of space for numerous products on its shelves. I usually think of Walmart when I shop because it tends to be one of the places where you can get a pretty good deal on everyday items and food too. It's simply Walmart so you know whatever. Best time to come is when you know it is the time versus night time. Just because there's no windows in the Walmart so you can't harvest night or day actually unless you look at your watch. It's weird. The other experience here at this Walmart in Pooler, Georgia was typical and good, will be in casual at the same time. It is basically self service, unless you are needing help with some stuff or getting stuff off the shelf. It was nice that I got help when I needed something. This time around, it was purchasing something that needed to be unlocked from a glass case. I had to wait till I flagged someone down, but luckily, I found a Walmart associate who had a set of keys, instead of waiting more to get someone else who had access to the keys. While my experience here was self shopping, it was cool to have employees roaming around to help whoever needs it, like myself while I was here. While I was waiting for someone to open the glass case, I looked at the guns literally next door and thought about owning one someday. I ended up purchasing a few more things that day, including food products and some snacks for the rest of the day. Thankful for the Walmart associate who happened to be there at the time, so I didn't have to keep my friend waiting around for my purchase. It's typical Walmart for an ambiance, to be honest. You get in and get out without much effort. Shopping at Walmart tends to be the one stop shop for all your daily essentials, which obviously they strive to be that everyday. And so, if you are in the area and need stuff, come on by. This Walmart is located at 160 Pooler Parkway, in Pooler, Georgia. It's right outside Savannah, which explains alot of T-shirts that said Savannah inside the store. D'oh. They accept major credit cards, which is always a good thing, as well as cash. As far as parking goes, they have a very generous parking lot, that's co-anchored with Home Depot. Didn't see much of the other stores in the clique, but they're there. Come early enough to secure a parking spot. As far as public transportation goes, I'm not sure about that. Best thing to do is to drive or take an Uber / Lyft for your shopping needs. I will say that Walmart carries alot of stuff that you may or may not need. At least it's there for when you need it, especially household items you need seasonally. Or when you least expect it. 4.0 stars for the overall experience and service. Quick in and out within 30 minutes, at least that's what happened to me in Pooler, GA. Support local! B”
“Great place for low prices,just need a little more help at registers, also need to watch cashier's when charging rates not to over charge for items posted and not giving receipts.”
“Arron in the electronics department when I say he a A1 employee he is awesome he work very well under pressure being busy the only worker he didn't even show a sign of nastiest to any customer. Get job Arron I believe you deserve a promotion better than most managers 😎”
“Great service in the automotive section and the overall store. The automotive work was done in less than 30 minutes after they (Rob and Rosario) started the work. All regular grocery items and electronic items I needed were in stock as well. I can't really complain, as it was a pretty good experience for a Sunday.”
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